Nevada County Grand Jury • 2000-2001

Nevada County Sheriff's Substation, Truckee Reason for Investigaton California Penal Code Section 919(B) requires the

Published: July 27, 2000 10 pages
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Findings and Recommendations 7 findings

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The substation has an 11-inmate capacity and currently employs five correctional officers; four females and one male. When no female officer is on duty, female inmates are transported to the Wayne Brown Correctional Facility in Nevada City.
No recommendations for this finding
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The facility was clean, with fresh paint and new lighting in the cell area.
No recommendations for this finding
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The substation is a test site for a new computer system designed to combine record management, dispatch and the jail booking system.
No recommendations for this finding
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The county employs six civilian dispatchers; three computer workstations are now available for their use.
No recommendations for this finding
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Wheelchair access has been provided at the entrance to the facility and an area near the evidence storage lockers has been improved to provide better access.
No recommendations for this finding
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The facility commander has requested current fire safety inspection. A California State Fire Marshall inspected the facility on September 29, 2000. The facility received an A+ grade on the Fire Life Safety Inspection Report.
No recommendations for this finding
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The town of Truckee has a contract with the Nevada County Sheriff's Department to provide law enforcement services. The contract may be canceled with a one year notice which was given to the Sheriff on September 1, 2000. Truckee intends to establish its own police department by September 1, 2001. CONCLUSIONS
No recommendations for this finding

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